Infinite Transmigration Starting from Violet

"Violet, let's go."

The girl nodded in agreement, threw the shrimp into the water, and followed the boy into the mountains.

Although Sister Ling was willing to provide food, Lu Ye knew that her family's reserves were not enough, and they would have a hard time once winter came.

So he tries his best to find food on his own.

In autumn, the mountains and forests are home not only to animals, but also to fruits such as persimmons.

Of course, he would never eat fruit or leaves that he didn't recognize, but he also almost never ate animals because wild game had too strong a smell.

Nevertheless, he would still do so if he could hunt.

After all, Violet isn't a picky eater; as long as the food is prepared properly, she'll eat with a satisfied expression.

Moreover, any extra meat can be given to Sister Ling and the others as payment for their accommodation.

In this environment, Lu Ye began to think about the package of compressed biscuits in the mall.

Unfortunately, I bought the gun and have no points left.

After walking into the forest for a while, Lu Ye had eaten about 60% of his fill.

Violet, on the other hand, was carrying a pheasant in each hand; given her speed, several pheasants were no problem for her.

After all, these fruits are free of pesticides.

Lu Ye was a little curious. There were many fruits on the mountain opposite the village, so why did no one come?

Suddenly, a sentence came to mind.

"Entering the deep mountains... you will encounter a hidden spirit."

That's exactly what Sister Ling said.

Suddenly, Violet's expression changed, she grabbed Lu Ye's clothes, and quickly retreated.

Then, the ground trembled slightly, and flocks of birds in the forest took flight.

Something's coming.

It comes from the depths of the dense forest, hidden by tangled branches and leaves.

—Disappeared?

Lu Ye didn't dare to be careless, holding the knife in his left hand and the revolver in his right.

He didn't run, because Violet didn't run.

Lu Ye knew the lovely girl next to him quite well.

Violet has no sense of honor or shame, nor does she care about face.

She was simply following her innate fighting instincts.

If she doesn't run away in this situation...

Either you can beat them.

Either you can't escape it, you have to face it.

Lu Ye didn't ask Violet what she had brought.

Its enormous size can be felt from the ground tremors.

It's neither a tiger nor a bear.

Rather, it is some kind of, much larger creature.

Some kind of...unknown creature.

The next moment, the forest was "sliced" open.

Lu Ye's eyes widened slowly, and even his heart clenched.

One...

Two...

Three...

On the ground...

On the tree...

haystacks...

Countless monkeys slowly appeared.

And in the center of them is—

Apes.

An extremely large ape.

Its body was pure white, its blood-red mouth contained twisted and broken fangs, and the deep scar on its left forehead was particularly ferocious.

Its body is nearly three meters tall even in a squatting position, so how tall would it be when it stands up?

But what truly caught Lu Ye's attention was the giant katana that was slanted into the giant ape's neck.

It pierced diagonally through the ape's neck, which should have completely severed the giant ape's throat, killing it!

But the facts are right in front of us.

Lu Ye had to admit this.

—It, like Hanbei, is immortal.

Chapter 110 Disappearance

Violet gripped the nodachi that was held across her back.

Lu Ye gently grasped Violet's hand, signaling her not to make any rash moves.

The giant ape possesses immortality, and there are too many monkeys around here.

Thirty?

Or perhaps forty?

There are too many to count.

Is this what they call "disappearing into the shadows"?

No, if this is true, then why have none of the villagers ever heard of the giant ape?

If such a massive creature were to remain active in the vicinity, it would undoubtedly be detected.

Despite facing extreme danger, Lu Ye did not panic.

The possibility of him disappearing is not high.

—The monkeys were just looking for something.

More importantly, the "fear" that Lu Ye would feel when faced with the threat of death did not appear.

“It’s very strong,” Violet said.

Although she didn't understand why Lu Ye was stopping her, she still obediently let go of the knife.

Lu Ye thought to herself, "I know. I not only know it's very strong, but I also really dislike it."

For some reason, Lu Ye always felt like he had been tortured by this guy a thousand times.

Tsk, this sounds a bit like PTSD.

Losing my memory is truly tragic.

Just as Lu Ye had expected, the giant ape did not make a direct move.

It crouched down, and its hideous ape face gradually magnified in Lu Ye's field of vision.

As the giant ape inhaled deeply, Lu Ye smelled a strong, fishy stench that made him want to vomit.

Lu Ye knew that the giant ape was sniffing the air.

So, at least for now, we can't spit it out and interfere with this guy's judgment.

A few seconds later, as if confirming something, the giant ape let out a low growl.

It turned and left, heading into the deep forest, and the monkeys disappeared into the bushes.

After the monkeys completely disappeared from sight...

"Ugh!!"

Lu Ye bent over and suddenly vomited.

This lunch was a complete waste; the taste from that giant ape's mouth was truly pungent.

Violet patted Lu Ye's back, trying to make him more comfortable.

Although there are giant apes in the mountains, it is probably not "hidden away".

However, just in case, I should still report this to the villagers.

It was already afternoon when we returned to the village.

On the riverbank, Lu Ye was practicing swordsmanship with Hanbei.

Violet continued to put in consistent effort when catching small shrimp and crabs by the river.

Half an hour ago, Lu Ye told Zheng Ji and the villagers about the giant ape, but everyone said they didn't know anything about it.

"Could it be a bear?"

"You must be mistaken. How could there be a monkey that's several meters tall?"

The villagers expressed similar sentiments.

Since he didn't believe it, Lu Ye didn't say anything more. After all, that's how people in ancient times thought; sometimes they couldn't be flexible.

Moreover, the immortal giant ape didn't seem to be attacking anyone.

In short, everything that needed to be said has been said; the rest is up to them.